What material is the alloy?

Alloy is a kind of metal material, which is composed of two or more metals and metals and nonmetals, and is synthesized by melting and solidification. According to the number of elements in the alloy, it can be divided into binary alloy, ternary alloy and multicomponent alloy.

What is the alloy?

More generally, as long as it is not pure metal or a metal contains other metals or nonmetals, it can become an alloy. For example, pig iron and ordinary low carbon steel are alloys of iron and carbon.

Alloy also refers to the metallurgical method of metal, which melts one or more different elements in a certain proportion into a uniform liquid and then solidifies. After solidification, this material has special physical and mechanical properties that a single metal does not have.